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Newspaper

Millheim Journal

Location

Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1886

Page

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Tremayne Will Brings Captain Rosseter Into Courtroom

Lawyer Mr Bold discovers Colonel Tremayne named Captain Rosseter sole executor and guardian of his infant daughter. Bold confronts the captain, seeks proof of the girl’s fate, traces Miss Tremayne from Brighton to Bath, and uncovers a surprising twist with Rosseter’s marriage and steadfast guardianship.

Mr. Bold Colonel Ernest Tremayne Ernest Tremayne J. Rosseter Rosseter James Rosseter Whittaker Messrs. Overland & Co Colonel Tremayne Col. Tremayne Brighton Rossiter Blenheim Club Tremayne Will Captain Rousetter Rossetter Bold Court of Chancery Stanmore Overland & Co Whittake Bath Annie James

Powerful Jaw of Treasury Chief Bites Counterfeit Coin

Chief Drummond of the United States Treasury in New York is described as a stout, imposing man who can bite counterfeit coins in two. He reportedly demonstrated his skill on a dime to a streetcar conductor and a skeptical passenger, exposing his badge and prompting the man to leave the car.

Drummond United States Treasury Department New York

Government to buy famed steamer Stiletto for torpedo boat

The famous little Stiletto, noted as the fastest steamer afloat, is reportedly to be purchased by the government for use as a torpedo boat. The move reflects wartime needs and rapid naval modernization.

The Fatal Folding Bed Tale

A New York News humor piece describes a man’s disastrous misadventure with a folding bed in a West Side boarding house. After revealing delirium tremens, he endures repeated bed collapses and a damaged ego, ending with a chastening joke from landlady and boarders. The tale blends gloom with slapstick as he recalls the chaotic night and its aftermath.

Gage D’amour West Side Charleston New York News

Remarkable voyage of the bark Kalakaua and the Templar

Seattle reports Captain J N Armstrong and his daughter aboard the Kalakaua at Port Blakely. The tale recalls Armstrong steering the Templar from New York to San Francisco after a mutinous crew, a yearlong drift, yellow fever, a daughter’s navigational rescue, and a triumphant San Francisco arrival with cargo insured over two million dollars.

J. N. Armstrong Port Blakely South America Seattle Armstrong Templar New York San Francisco San Francisco Bay

Rice at the Fair Cartoon Raises Laughing Lookalike

A farm show sighting turns comic when an editor mistakes Billy Rice the minstrel for a pumpkin like figure. The farmer follows the editor and both are amused by the odd resemblance, per the Washington Critic.

Billy Rice Billy Rice William Washington

First class job work at the JOURNAL Office

A note praising the JOURNAL Office for high quality printing and efficient service. The message commends careful, neat work and prompt completion of tasks for readers and advertisers alike.

Journal

The Man With a Glass Eye

An anecdote from Chicago describes a young lawyer with one real eye and one glass eye. A fly lands on the artificial eye during a social moment, prompting a shocked reaction from a well bred companion and revealing the eye’s deception.

Chicago Inter-Ocean Chicago

Prehistoric Reindeer Horn Finds Highlight French Caves

A finely carved reindeer horn unearthed in French caves marks a notable prehistoric artifact. Archaeologists describe the piece as a striking example of early EurAsian craft and tool use, suggesting ritual or daily life significance.

France

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A Harter Mille, PA B. Stover Madisonburg, Pa Reifsnyder R. J. W. Stam Millet, PA Penn Street Millueim, PA A. John F. Harter Practical Methodist Church Millsteim PA R. Geo. L. Lee Woopwamp, PA O. Deininger Journal Office Penn St Millheim, Pa W. J. Springer Millheim Banking House Millhein, PA Main & North Streets Millheim Jno H. Orvis C.M. Bower Ellis L.orvis Rvis, Brower & Orvis Attorneys-at-Law Bellefonte, Pa Woodings Building D. H. Hastings W. F. Reeder Astings & Reeder Allegheny Street Yocum & Hastings J C. Meyer Bellefonte PA Hoy W. C. Heinle Centre County J A. Beaver J. W. Gephart Jaimaiaim Gephart Alleghany Street High Street Allegheny ST C. G. McMillen Bishop Street Emanuel Brown Main Jay Streets Lock Haven
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